UPDATED: Late Tuesday evening, Gov. David Ige announced more businesses will be allowed to reopen in the coming weeks.

Some think the Hawaii Department of Health is woefully short of people doing contact tracing, but the department says it has enough staff to handle the short term.

Four other recoveries from COVID-19 were announced by state health officials on Monday.

Due to uncertainty around the tests, Hawaii Pacific Health doesn’t plan to change any of its policies if any of its employees are found to have antibodies.

Just one new case in Hawaii was confirmed Friday, while the Department of Health reported that six new people had recovered from the virus.

The Senate panel members planned to visit the airport on Friday to see for themselves how the screening and enforcement process is working.

New infections were reported on the Big Island and Maui on Thursday.

Loosening restrictions will be a slow process and officials do not yet have a plan to allow visitors back.

UPDATED: Certain restrictions will be relieved in phases, and laboratories will begin to test some patients for COVID-19 antibodies.